In the landmark 1957 case Sweezy v. New Hampshire, the Supreme Court established itself as a guardian of academic freedom. Paul Sweezy, a Marxist economist and public intellectual, was not an academic when he came to the attention of New Hampshire’s Attorney General. The Attorney General was conducting an investigation...
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